On 05.09.02 (13:27), Henri Bergius wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-09-04 at 13:57, Philipp Rotmann, Linksystem Muenchen wrote:
> > It isn't, and currently isn't supposed to either, as Nadmin
> > is not an official product of The Midgard Project.
>
> I disagree. Nadmin is available under sufficiently free
> license for most usage, and is still the user-friendliest
> admin interface for Midgard available. In addition, there is
> an ongoing community project (nadmin-dev) going on targeted at
> continuing development of the Nadmin system.
>
> These things considered, I feel that the Midgard project
> should definitely support and endorse Nadmin usage.
Well, this convinced me :-)
I don't want to keep any one from using it or providing support
within our context. Feel free to include Nadmin stuff into the
web site or CVS, if nobody else has more serious objections.
Mrinal's installation guide should of course go into CVS and on
the web site ASAP; it just seems nobody got around so far.
Nonetheless, I personally will continue focusing on Midgard's
docs, the web site for the CMS core and the manual and sometimes
a little bit of Asgard testing and leave Nadmin-specific stuff
to others.
phr
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